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March 1980 (USA)
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The name of the same is Sex-Cess. And they all know how yo play the game
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Highly entertaining disco era trash with knockout performances by the two leads
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(Cast overview, first billed only)| Anthony Franciosa | ... | David Cooper | |
| Carroll Baker | ... | Linda Cooper | |
| Sherrie Lee Cronn | ... | Claudia Parker | |
| Paul Nicholas | ... | Gem Gemini | |
| Gareth Hunt | ... | Jay Grossman | |
| Georgina Hale | ... | Lori Grossman | |
| Anthony Steel | ... | Conrad Lee | |
| John Nolan | ... | Joe | |
| Jean Gilpin | ... | Miss Field | |
| Moira Downie | ... | Gerda | |
| Alison Elliott | ... | Sharon | |
| Eva Louise | ... | Mercedes Benz | |
| Joanne Ridley | ... | Joanie | |
| Emma Ridley | ... | Lucy | |
| Roy Scammell | ... | Jeff Spencer |
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107 min
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Suzanne Danielle was originally cast as Claudia Parker but withdrew after refusing to film nude scenes.
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The World Is Full Of Married Men
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I just watched this outrageously hammy gem and I must say that I enjoyed it far more than I expected. Nothing could have prepared me for the merciless onslaught of bad disco music the film has to offer, and I wasn't ready for the outlandish (yet very welcome) finale (and no, I wouldn't dream of giving that away).
The plot is simple: A successful married man (Franciosa) has been cheating on his foxy wife (Baker) for years. His wife finally learns of his behavior and starts an affair with a disco star named Gem Gemini (!). The husband learns the errors of his ways and tries to get his wife back, but she's reluctant to give him another chance. That's the framework for the story, but it's the details that set it apart from others of its type, and what wild details they are.
Expect heavy doses of sleaze, a horde of foul language (mainly from the always amusing Franciosa) and some alarmingly good acting by Franciosa and Baker. The direction is also fine; the shot design is stylish, ambitious and sure-footed. I liked the script as well; it's consistently entertaining and has some eye-opening insights into the minds of its central characters.
Let's just say that I knew I was in for a 102 minute disco freak-out when the opening credits were backed by Bonnie Tyler, singing the atrocious title track into the camera! The film has its serious moments, but much of the drama can only be enjoyed as pure camp now that the film has become such a time capsule. Don't miss this alternately hilarious and devastating would-be classic!